Donna Tubbs-Brown | |
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Donna Tubbs | |
Name | Donna Lou Retton Tubbs-Brown |
Age | 40 (debut) 41 (as of Frapp Attack!) 42 (as of A Vas Deferens Between Men & Women) 43 (as of The Heartbreak Dog) |
Job(s) | Housewife School Secretary (formerly) |
Relatives | Dennis Rodman (ex-husband) Robert Tubbs (ex-husband) Cleveland Brown (current husband) Cleveland Jr. (stepson) Roberta Tubbs (daughter) Rallo Tubbs (son) Dee Dee Tubbs (mother) Janet Tubbs (sister) LeVar Brown (father-in-law) Evelyn Brown (mother-in-law) |
Voice | Sanaa Lathan |
Donna Lou Retton Tubbs-Brown (née Jones, Rodman, Tubbs) (born October 16th in 1967) is the current wife of Cleveland Brown, stepmother of Cleveland Jr., biological mother of Rallo and Roberta Tubbs, one of the main cast members of The Cleveland Show, and later a recurring character on Family Guy. Donna is a very nice, pretty lady, who is so much more polite and hot than Loretta Brown was, so it's good that Cleveland married her and started a new life with her. She is the source of some attraction from Peter due to her firm breasts and large hot ass. She is voiced by Sanaa Lathan.
Biography[]
Donna made her first appearance in the episode "The Splendid Source", where the guys made a stop by Virginia and saw Cleveland again. Cleveland introduced them to the rest of his new family. Donna impatiently told them that she was still waiting on their wedding gift, and Peter told her that the gift was the show.
Donna's voice was heard in the episode "Baby, You Knock Me Out", where Cleveland sent Peter an audio-voice recorded birthday card. Cleveland was heard asking Donna to mail the card for him and Donna yelled back, saying that she was too busy with her own work.
Donna appeared again in the episode "Cool Hand Peter", The Brown Family payed Quahog a visit, and Donna hung out with Lois and Bonnie for the week. They did things such as getting drunk, dressing up Brian, and talking about which movie actors they think are hot.
In the episode "Life of Brian", she was seen with Cleveland and Junior at Brian's funeral.
In the episode "Baby Got Black", the guys made a prank call to Cleveland, all the way over in Virginia, pretending to be Loretta. They called him in the middle of the night and so he had to get out of bed. The back of Donna's head was seen, sleeping in the bed.
In the episode "He's Bla-ack!", she and the rest of the Brown family had officially returned to Quahog, following the events of the cancellation of The Cleveland Show, making herself a recurring character in Family Guy.
In the episode "A White for the Coloreds", Donna and Lois got into a fight, when Donna spanked Chris for breaking her great grandmother's urn. They forbade their husbands to hang out with each other, and started hating each other's races.
Appearance[]
Donna Tubbs-Brown is a very sexy and fit black woman with a pear figure body, black lush hair, giant breasts, and a firm, nice butt. On some occasions during the spin-off, however, her sexy perfection is shown to be fake: Her hair is actually a wig that she wears to cover up extremely short, frail, curly gray hair and her breasts are saggy and limp and can't hold up anymore, and her vibrant red lips are actually all just makeup. Her eyelids are a dark purplish, eyeliner color when she's not wearing makeup and she puts on brown eyeliner, to make her eyelids match the color of her skin. Aside from this, Donna also wears golden spherical earrings. She also wears a golden ring necklace around her neck. She has a white shirt and power-blue pants, which are actually attached to each other as a one-piece suit. She also has powder-blue low-heeled shoes that are in the same color as her pants.
Personality[]
Donna is kind of a sassy black woman, but she is more than the most over exaggerated of the stereotype. Loretta can be seen as the stereotype that she contrasts from. Instead of her screaming and slapping Cleveland when he does something wrong, she uses regular punishments, like making him sleep on the couch. Instead of making comments like "Mmm-hmm" and "Ooooooh, girl", she makes Southern expressions, often starting with "Sweet" and ending with two rhyming phrases, such as "Sweet candy and Jessica Tandy!" She has kind of a sweet and sour personality, with the sweet, being the overarching side.
Episode Appearances[]
Note: Any episode prior to "He's Bla-ack!", Donna was only a character on The Cleveland Show, and only made referential cameos on Family Guy. Her first appearance as a series regular was in the aforementioned episode.
- The Splendid Source
- Baby, You Knock Me Out (Voice Only)
- Cool Hand Peter
- Life of Brian (Non-Speaking Cameo)
- He's Bla-ack! (First appearance as an official character)
- Death of a Mailman
- A White for the Coloreds
- Hot Pocket-Dial
- Turkey Guys
- Wacky Races
- The Book of Joe (Cameo)
- Junior Sized
- Herpe the Love Sore
- Take My Wife
- Pilling Them Softly
- The Heartbreak Dog
- Peternormal Activity (Scary Story Version)
- Dr. C and the Women
- Take a Letter
- Peter's Sister
- The Peanut Butter Kid (Non-Speaking Cameo)
- Inside Family Guy (Non-Speaking Cameo)
- The Simpsons Guy (Non-Speaking Cameo)
- A Shot in the Dark
- Need for Weed (Cameo)
- Roasted Guy (Cameo)
- Papa Has a Rollin' Son
- Baking Bad
- Chris Has Got a Date, Date, Date, Date, Date (Cameo)
- Hot Shots (Mentioned)
- Saturated Fat Guy (Mentioned)
- Passenger Fatty-Seven
- Stand Your Brown
- How the Griffin Stole Christmas (Non-Speaking)
- The Finer Strings
- Peter in Purgatory
- Follow the Money (Non-Speaking Cameo)
- Peter Gets Fired (Movie Version; Non-Speaking Cameo)
- Switch the Flip (Cameo; Bonnie's Voice)
- Don't Be a Dickens at Christmas (Non-Speaking)
- Quagmire's Sexual Misconduct: Not On Tape
- Family Guy Viewer Mail 3 (Genderbent Version)
- Don't Trust the D in Apartment 23
- Winter is Dumbing
- Brian Dates a Bitch
- Mort Almighty
- Poly-hu Akbar!
- Family Guy Through the Years (1950's Version)
- Married ... With Cancer (Non-Speaking Cameo)
- The Five Day Marriage (Non-Speaking Cameo)
- Regarding Carter
- Con Heiress (Voice Only; Deleted Scene)
- Family Guy Lite
- No Giggity, No Doubt
- The Movement
- Heart Burn (Love Story Version; Non-Speaking Cameo)
- The Sound of Violence
- Baby Stewie, Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo!
- Coma Guy
- Rich Old Stewie (Future Version)
- Meg's Wedding (Non-Speaking Cameo)
- There's a New Mayor in Town
- The Quagmire Show
- Stewie's First Word (Cameo)
- Prescription Heroine
- Happy New Year Guy
- Karma's a Bitch (Non-Speaking Cameo)
- Bend or Blockbuster
- Unzipped Code
- Carny Knowledge
- Home Wreckers Association
- Black Christmas
- The Munchurian Candidate
- A Wife-Changing Experience
- Love Story Guy
- Battle of the Dads (Mentioned)
- Adoptation (Voice Heard)
- Fattest in the West
- The Return of the King (of Queens)
- Tears of Cookies
- The Wild Star
- Cabin Pressure
- Take This Job and Love It
- From Russia, With Love
- Lifeguard Meg
Trivia[]
- Donna has the hobby of playing the recorder.
- Donna has a drinking problem and a smoking problem.
- Donna has been pregnant five times and only kept two of them, Roberta and Rallo. Two of the other three was aborted and the last one is an unknown child, which she did not keep.
- Donna has been married three times (at least). Once to Dennis Rodman, secondly to Robert, and lastly to Cleveland Brown, who she is currently still with.